The long-rumored GLORY 19 event finally has a confirmed date and location. It takes place in February and has a heavyweight title clash in the headline slot, with support from a Welterweight Contender Tournament and an as-yet unconfirmed co-main event. GLORY 19 will take place on Friday, February 6 in Virginia, USA, the organization confirmed on Tuesday. Rico Verhoeven's long-rumored title defense against Errol ‘The Bonecrusher' Zimmerman is in the headline slot as expected. A four-man Welterwei read news >>

GLORY has unlocked all the fights from the recent GLORY 18: RETURN TO GLORY event, which took place on November 7 in Oklahoma City, USA and aired on Spike TV. Watch all five fights from the card for free right here on Bloody Elbow. GLORY 18 was one of the most explosive events in the organization's history: two of the three Light-Heavyweight Contender Tournament matches ended with big knockouts and the main event match between Davit Kiria and Robin van Roosmalen was a Fight of the Year contender read news >>

Robin van Roosmalen is the new Glory Lightweight champion. Get all the details here. In the main event at Glory 18, Robin van Roosmalen defeated Davit Kiria to become the 2nd Glory Lightweight champion. This was Kiria's first defense of the belt after claiming it with a win over Andy Ristie at Glory 14. Roosmalen went into the fight with a 2-0 record against Kiria, and he used the same combination of speed, volume, and accuracy to outpoint Kiria over the course of 5 grueling, hard fought rounds. read news >>

Get your full Glory 18 coverage right here at Bloody Elbow, as Glory comes to Oklahoma November 7 with a show headlined by Davit Kiria vs. Robin van Roosmalen. At last, after three months of complete silence, we get to say these words: Glory is back. The world's #1 kickboxing organization has announced the details on Glory 18. The event will take place in Oklahoma City, OK on Friday, November 7. As has been the case all year, Glory 18 will air on Spike. This marks the company's first show since read news >>